What should be done to electrical equipment used near ammo storage?

Electrical equipment used near ammunition storage must be regularly inspected to ensure it is functioning safely and correctly. Regular inspections help identify any potential hazards, such as worn wiring, faulty connections, or components that may pose a spark risk, which is critical in environments where explosive materials are stored. These inspections are part of a broader safety protocol that helps to prevent incidents that could arise from equipment failure or malfunction.

Ensuring that electrical equipment is maintained and inspected according to safety standards minimizes the risk of ignition sources in close proximity to explosives. This practice aligns with the regulatory guidelines and safety protocols established in explosive safety management. Regular inspections contribute to a responsible safety culture within military operations and explosive storage facilities.